Aleksandr E. Kibrik
On the International conference “Linguistics in the end of the 20th century”: Results and trends |
3 - 6 |
Irina M. Kobozeva
A survey of the conference’s topics |
6 - 18 |
Pavel B. Parshin
Theoretical revolutions and a methodological coup in 20th century linguistics |
19 - 42 |
F.J. Newmeyer
Controversy on formalism and functionalism in linguistics and its solution |
43 - 54 |
R.M. Frumkina
The “middle-level theories” in contemporary linguistics |
55 - 67 |
Alan Cienki
Contemporary cognitively oriented approaches in semantics: Similarities and differences in theories and goals |
68 - 78 |
Tatiana M. Nikolaeva
Theories of language origin and its evolution — a new trend in contemporary linguistics |
79 - 89 |
Frans Plank
A catalogue of allegations concerning the со-variation of sound and of meaningful form |
90 - 104 |
Zoja M. Šal’apina
Machine translation: Evolution and contemporary trends |
105 - 117 |
David Gil
Knowledge of grammar, knowledge of language |
118 - 140 |
June Luchjenbroers
Discursive analysis and schematic structure |
141 - 155 |
K. Bibok
Conceptual-semantic investigations in Russian and Hungarian |
156 - 165 |
A.-M. di Sciullo
Modularity |
166 - 179 |
Christian Lehmann
Documentation of languages under threat of extinction (a topical task of linguistics) |
180 - 191 |
